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What would happen to a current in a circuit if the resistance is multiplied by four
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What would happen to a current in a circuit if the resistance is multiplied by four

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The current would be multiplied by 1/4, meaning it is reduced by 3/4 of itself.

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This is because when the resistance increases, the current decreases along with it.

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